Power transmission underground cable winding device and power transmission underground cable spreading system comprising same

ABSTRACT

The present invention relates to a power transmission underground cable winding device and a power transmission underground cable spreading system comprising same and, more specifically, to: a power transmission underground cable winding device for installing a power transmission three-phase underground cable in an underground power tunnel or conduit; and a power transmission underground cable spreading system comprising same.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a power transmission underground cablewinding device and a power transmission underground cable spreadingsystem comprising same and, more specifically, to: a power transmissionunderground cable winding device for installing a power transmissionthree-phase underground cable in an underground power tunnel or conduit;and a power transmission underground cable spreading system comprisingsame.

BACKGROUND ART

In general, electricity is produced in a power plant, transported to asubstation in a high voltage state during power transmission, andsupplied from the substation to houses or factories through voltagetransformation during power distribution. In order to achieve smoothpower transmission, it is required to install relatively large and heavycables that transport high-voltage electricity.

In particular, power transmission facilities, including cables requiredduring the power transmission, are preferably installed under the groundrather than on the ground for reasons such as stable supply of power,improvement of supply reliability, and beautification of urbanenvironment. Therefore, they have to be installed in conduits orunderground power tunnels installed under the ground, and accordingly, apulling operation is performed to convey the cables which is to beinstalled under the ground.

According to the related art, during the pulling operation describedabove, a cable is placed on the bottom of an underground conduit orunderground power tunnel in a state where a drum is placed on theground, and a wire is connected to an end of the cable. Then, the cableis carried by pulling the wire to the drum. However, since thisoperation is performed by only manpower of workers, a period of time forblocking a road is extended to cause civil complaints, and safety ofworkers is not ensured.

In addition, for a three-phase cable, it is not possible to performworks for three cables at the same time. Thus, the pulling operation hasto be individually performed for each of cables, resulting in increasein work costs and times.

Accordingly, Korean Patent Registration No. 10-1027732 discloses amulti-line cable pulling device for a drum cable, and a plurality ofdrums are individually rotated by independent drive bodies to pullmulti-line cables, but in this case, a plurality of drive sources haveto be installed for the respective drive bodies. Thus, the structurethereof becomes complicated, and production costs increase. Also, thisdevice is available only to relatively lightweight distribution cablesbut may not be used for heavy power transmission cables.

Furthermore, when the multi-line cables are simultaneously unwound, thewires are tangled or twisted during the pulling process, and the tangledwires have to be removed and joined again. Thus, normal work becomesimpossible.

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In addition, as a power transmission facility for transporting electricpower produced in a power plant to a substation, a power transmissionunderground cable winding device according to the related art is adevice for winding a large-size electric wire through which ahigh-voltage current of 354 KV flows. A cable is a heavy electric wirehaving the weight of 6-7 kg per 1 m, and thus a device for unwinding orwinding the cable through rotation may not properly work.

In particular, in the power transmission underground cable windingdevice according to the related art, a motor is installed on a drum onwhich a cable is wound, and the drum is directly rotated to wind orunwind the cable. Thus, when the heavy cable is wound or unwound,durability is deteriorated, or smooth winding became difficult due to alarge load.

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION Technical Problem

To solve the above-described problems, the purpose of the presentinvention is to provide: a power transmission underground cable windingdevice capable of winding or unwinding a power transmission undergroundcable through smooth rotation; and a power transmission undergroundcable spreading system comprising same.

Technical Solution

The present invention has been made to achieve the objective of thepresent invention described above and includes: a base (20); a pair ofsupport units (800) installed spaced apart from each other on the base(20); a cable drum unit (600) which is spaced apart from the base (20)and supported by the pair of support units (800), and configured tounwind a power transmission cable (2), which has been wound, or wind andcollect the same through rotation; and a cable drum drive unit (700)configured to rotate the cable drum unit (600).

The cable drum unit (600) may include: a rotation shaft (610) installedacross the pair of the support units (800); a winding part (620) coupledto the rotation shaft (610) and configured to unwind the powertransmission cable (2), which has been wound, or wind and collect thesame through rotation; and a partition wall part (630) expanding from atleast one end of the winding part (620) in a direction perpendicular tothe rotation shaft (610).

The cable drum drive unit (700) may be installed to interfere with thepartition wall part (630), rotate the partition wall part (630) throughrotation in an interference state, and rotate the cable drum unit (600)about the rotation shaft (610).

The partition wall part (630) may include an circumferential surface(631), which comes into close contact with the cable drum drive unit(700), to rotate through the interference as the cable drum drive unit(700) rotates.

The partition wall part (630) may have a plurality of grooves, which areformed on the circumferential surface (631) and engage with the cabledrum drive unit (700), to rotate while engaging with the cable drumdrive unit (700).

The pair of support units (800) may include: a rotation shaft supportpart (810) configured to rotatably support the rotation shaft (610); anda vertical drive part (820) provided below the rotation shaft supportpart (810) to drive the rotation shaft support part (810) in the up-downdirection.

The vertical drive part (820) may be a hydraulic cylinder installedperpendicularly to the base (20).

The cable drum drive unit (700) may include at least one of a lowercable drum drive part (710) which rotates, while interfering with thepartition wall part (630), below the center of the partition wall part(630) or an upper cable drum drive part (720) which rotates, whileinterfering with the partition wall part (630), above the center of thepartition wall part (630).

The lower cable drum drive part (710) may include: a lower rotation part(730) rotating in close contact with the partition wall part (630); alower rotation part-driving part driven to rotate the lower rotationpart (730); and a lower arm part (740) having one end to which the lowerrotation part (730) is rotatably installed and the other end installedon the base (20).

The lower cable drum drive part (710) may further include a lower armpart-driving part (750) which linearly drives the lower arm part (740)toward the partition wall part (630) for close contact with thepartition wall part (630) in a state in which the cable drum unit (600)is supported by the pair of the support units (800).

The upper cable drum drive part (720) may include: an upper rotationpart (760) rotating in close contact with the partition wall part (630);an upper rotation part-driving part driven to rotate the upper rotationpart (760); and an upper arm part (770) having one end to which theupper rotation part (760) is rotatably installed and the other endinstalled on the base (20).

The upper cable drum drive part (720) may further include an upper armpart-driving part (780) which is driven to separate the upper arm part(770) from the partition wall part (630), thereby preventinginterference with the partition wall part (630) when the cable drum unit(600) is supported by or removed from the pair of the support units(800).

The lower cable drum drive part (710) and the upper cable drum drivepart (720) may be symmetrical to each other with respect to the rotationshaft (610) and installed on the partition wall part (630).

Advantageous Effects

In the power transmission underground cable winding device according tothe present invention and the power transmission underground cablespreading system including same, heavy and large-size multi-lineunderground cables may be automatically carried by using a pullingsystem installed on the ground. Accordingly, safety of workers isensured, and work time is reduced to lower work costs.

Also, in the power transmission underground cable winding deviceaccording to the present invention and the power transmissionunderground cable spreading system including same, a plurality of heavypower transmission underground cables are carried through powerdistribution from a single power source, thereby simplifying thestructure of the system and lowering production costs.

Also, in the power transmission underground cable winding deviceaccording to the present invention and the power transmissionunderground cable spreading system including same, mechanical energy isconverted into hydraulic energy, and the hydraulic energy is used todrive the device. Thus, precise control is possible during a process ofcarrying a plurality of underground cables.

Also, in the power transmission underground cable winding deviceaccording to the present invention and the power transmissionunderground cable spreading system including same, wires are preventedfrom being tangled even when multi-line underground cables aresimultaneously carried. Thus, it is possible to perform work smoothly.

Also, in the power transmission underground cable winding deviceaccording to the present invention and the power transmissionunderground cable spreading system including same, a cable drum forwinding or unwinding a heavy cable is not directly rotated butindirectly rotated. Thus, durability becomes excellent, and smoothrotation is possible.

In particular, in the power transmission underground cable windingdevice according to the present invention and the power transmissionunderground cable spreading system including same, cable drums havingdifferent specifications are also allowed to rotate smoothly. Thus,cable drums having various specifications may be utilized.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing a power transmission undergroundcable pulling system according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an installation structure of the powertransmission underground cable pulling system of FIG. 1.

FIG. 3 is a plan view showing an installation state of a powertransmission underground cable pulling system according to the presentinvention.

FIGS. 4A and 4B are a side view and a front view showing a state of apower distribution unit of the power transmission underground cablepulling system of FIG. 3.

FIG. 5 is a plan view showing a state of a winding guide unit of thepower transmission underground cable pulling system of FIG. 3.

FIG. 6 is a side view showing a state of a winding guide unit of thepower transmission underground cable pulling system of FIG. 3.

FIG. 7 is a side view showing a state of the power transmissionunderground cable pulling system of FIG. 3.

FIG. 8 is a schematic view showing a power transmission undergroundcable spreading system according to the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a plan view showing a state of an power transmissionunderground cable winding device according to the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a plan view showing a state in which a cable drum is removedfrom the power transmission underground cable winding device of FIG. 9.

FIG. 11 is a front view showing a state of the power transmissionunderground cable winding device of FIG. 9.

FIG. 12 is a plan view showing a state of removing a cable drum from thepower transmission underground cable winding device of FIG. 9.

FIG. 13 is an enlarged view showing another example of a partition wallpart of the power transmission underground cable winding device of FIG.9.

MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

Hereinafter, a power transmission underground cable pulling systemaccording to the present invention will be described with reference tothe accompanying drawings.

As illustrated in FIG. 3, the power transmission underground cablepulling system according to the present invention is a powertransmission underground cable pulling system for pulling a powertransmission three-phase underground cable which is installed under theground, and comprises: a pair of support frames 10; a plurality ofrotation shafts 110 rotatably installed across the pair of supportframes 10; a drum unit 100 including a plurality of wire drums 120 whichare coupled to the rotation shafts 110, wind wires 1, which areconnected to cables 2, through rotation, and pull the underground cables2; a plurality of drive units 200 which are coupled to the plurality ofrotation shafts 110, respectively, and rotate the plurality of rotationshafts 110; and a power distribution unit 300 which has one endconnected to a drive source 3 and the other end connected to theplurality of drive units 200 and distributes power, which is receivedfrom the one drive source 3, to the plurality of drive units 200.

Each of the cables 2 is configured to be installed under the ground toperform power transmission and may have various configurations.

For example, as a power transmission facility for transporting electricpower produced in a power plant to a substation, the cable 2 may be alarge-size electric wire, through which a high-voltage current of 354 KVflows, and may be a heavy wire having the weight of 6-7 kg per 1 m.

The cable 2 may be installed under the ground to prevent a failure ofpower supply due to an external environment and stably supply electricpower. Hereinafter, a power transmission underground cable pullingsystem according to the present invention will be described withreference to the accompanying drawings.

As illustrated in FIG. 3, the power transmission underground cablepulling system according to the present invention is a powertransmission underground cable pulling system for pulling a powertransmission three-phase underground cable which is installed under theground, and comprises: a pair of support frames 10; a plurality ofrotation shafts 110 rotatably installed across the pair of supportframes 10; a drum unit 100 including a plurality of wire drums 120 whichare coupled to the rotation shafts 110, wind wires 1, which areconnected to cables 2, through rotation, and pull the underground cables2; a plurality of drive units 200 which are coupled to the plurality ofrotation shafts 110, respectively, and rotate the plurality of rotationshafts 110; and a power distribution unit 300 which has one endconnected to a drive source 3 and the other end connected to theplurality of drive units 200 and distributes power, which is receivedfrom the one drive source 3, to the plurality of drive units 200.

Each of the cables 2 is configured to be installed under the ground toperform power transmission and may have various configurations.

For example, as a power transmission facility for transporting electricpower produced in a power plant to a substation, the cable 2 may be alarge-size electric wire, through which a high-voltage current of 354 KVflows, and may be a heavy wire having the weight of 6-7 kg per 1 m.

The cable 2 may be installed under the ground to prevent a failure ofpower supply due to an external environment and stably supply electricpower, and specifically, may be installed within a conduit located underthe ground or installed within an underground power tunnel.

In particular, three cables 2 may be simultaneously installed to supplythree-phase electric power.

Also, in order to establish smooth connection to a wire 1 which isconnected to carry the cable 2, a connection member having an end towhich the wire 1 is connected may be installed on the cable 2.

The connection member is configured to facilitate connection between thewire 1 and the cable 2 and may have various configurations.

The wire 1 has one end connected to the cable 2 and the other endconnected to the wire drum 120. The wire 1 is configured to be wound onthe wire drum 120 to carry the cable 2 and may have variousconfigurations.

For example, in order to carry the heavy cable 2, the wire 1 may be madeof a highly durable material such as a steel-based wire rope or afiber-based high strength rope, which is not broken or stretched evenunder high tensile strength and also exhibits excellent durabilityagainst friction on the bottom surface under the ground or the inclinedsurface of a manhole 5.

The wire 1 may be discharged to the outside of the manhole 5 by aseparate guide 7 for a change to the vertical direction within themanhole 5.

The pair of support frames 10 are configured to install the drum unit100, which will be described later, and may have various configurations.

For example, each of the support frames 10 may have a rectangular planeshape so as to be connected to a lower end of a vehicle 6 and allow thepower transmission underground cable pulling system to be installed onthe vehicle 6.

The drum unit 100 is configured to pull the underground cable 2 bywinding the wire 1 and may have various configurations.

For example, the drum unit 100 may include a plurality of rotationshafts 110 which are rotatably installed across the pair of supportframes 10 and a plurality of wire drums 120 which are coupled to therotation shafts 110 and pull the underground cable 2 by winding the wire1, which is connected to the cable 2, through rotation.

The rotation shafts 110 may be installed corresponding to the number ofthe cables 2, and three rotation shafts 110 may be installedcorresponding to three cables 2 so as to supply three-phase electricpower.

For example, each of the rotation shafts 110 may be installed across thesupport frames 10, having a rectangular plane shape, to be parallel to ashort side of the support frame 10, and may be configured to berotatably installed.

For another example, the rotation shafts 110 may be installed across thepair of support frames 10 to form a triangular shape when viewed in aside view, and accordingly, the utilization area may be reduced when awire drum 120, which will be described later, is installed.

The rotation shaft 110 may be rotatably installed passing through thepair of support frames 10 or may be rotatably installed by being simplyplaced over the pair of support frames 10.

Here, for smooth rotation of the rotation shaft 110, a member such as abearing (not shown) for enabling smooth rotation may be installed on aportion of the rotation shaft 110 at which the support frames 10 areinstalled.

The wire drum 120 may be coupled to the rotation shaft 110 and pull theunderground cable 2 by winding the wire 1, which is connected to thecable 2, through rotation.

For example, three wire drums 120 may be coupled and installed on threerotation shafts 110, respectively, and in this state, the installationpositions thereof may be adjusted so that the wires 1 wound through therotation are not tangled with each other.

In more detail, the three wire drums 120 may be installed on the threerotation shafts 110, which form a triangular shape when viewed from aside view, while being spaced apart from each other, and thus may beinstalled to form a triangular shape when viewed from the side view.Accordingly, the positions, at which the wires 1 respectively connectedto the wire drums 120, are spaced apart from each other, and thus thethree wires 1 may be wound without interference with each other.

Also, hooks may be formed on both ends of the wire drum 120 to preventthe wound wire 1 from being unwound.

The drive units 200 are configured to be coupled to the plurality ofrotation shafts 110, respectively, to rotate the plurality of rotationshafts 110 and may have various configurations.

For example, each of the drive units 200 converts mechanical energy,which is received through the power distribution unit 300, intohydraulic energy, and the rotation shaft 110 may be rotated by thehydraulic energy.

Here, three drive units 200 are provided to drive the plurality of wiredrums 120, respectively, and each of the drive units drives the wiredrum 120 through the hydraulic energy. Thus, the speed of each of thethree wire drums 120 may be precisely controlled, and overall carryingoperation for the three cables 2 may be precisely controlled.

In more detail, the drive units 200 may include a plurality of hydraulicmotors 220 which are coupled to ends of the rotation shafts 110 torotate the rotation shafts 110 and a plurality of hydraulic pumps 210which convert the mechanical energy, which are received from the powerdistribution unit 300, into the hydraulic energy and drive the hydraulicmotors 220 by using the hydraulic energy.

Furthermore, the drive units 200 may further include brake parts 230which are respectively coupled to ends of the plurality of rotationshafts 110 and reduce rotation speeds of the plurality of rotationshafts 110.

The hydraulic motors 220 are configured to rotate the rotation shafts110 and may have various configurations.

For example, the hydraulic motors 220 are installed corresponding to thenumber of the rotation shafts 110, respectively, and three hydraulicmotors 220 may be installed to simultaneously carry three cables 2,respectively, for three-phase electric power supply.

The hydraulic motors 220 may generate power as operation shafts arerotated by high-pressure fluids generated through the hydraulic pumps210, and the hydraulic motors 220 may have any configuration as long asthey are commercially used.

The hydraulic motors 220 are connected to the rotation shafts 110 byusing pulleys and belts, and driving force may be amplified to rotatethe rotation shafts 110.

The hydraulic motors 220 are configured to convert the mechanicalenergy, which is received through the power distribution unit 300, intothe hydraulic energy, and may have any configuration as long as theydischarge the high-pressure fluids to the hydraulic motors 220 by usingthe received mechanical energy and drive the hydraulic motors 220.

For example, any pump such as a gear pump, a vane pump, or a piston pumpmay be used as the hydraulic pump 210, and the power thereof may be atleast 10 tons, and more preferably, 20 tons (196 KN) so as to carry 400m of the cable 2 having the weight of 6-7 kg per 1 m.

The brake parts 230 are configured to be coupled to the ends of theplurality of rotation shafts 110, respectively, to reduce the rotationspeeds of the rotation shafts 110, and may have various configurations.

For example, the brake parts 230 are installed at ends of the rotationshafts 110 on the opposite side where the hydraulic motors 220 areinstalled and thus may decelerate the rotation of the rotation shafts110. All of mechanical brakes and hydraulic brakes are possible.

Also, the power transmission cable 2 is a large-size heavy cable, andthus driving power satisfying three hydraulic pumps 210 may not bedischarged only by using one hydraulic source. Accordingly, separatethree hydraulic sources have to be installed corresponding to the numberof the hydraulic pumps 210.

Thus, the power transmission underground cable pulling system accordingto the present invention includes a power distribution unit 300 which isconfigured to divide and transfer the power, which is generated througha separate drive source 3, to the three hydraulic pumps 210.

The power distribution unit 300 has one end connected to the drivesource 3 and the other end connected to the plurality of drive units200. The power distribution unit 300 is configured to distribute power,which is received from the one drive source 3, to the plurality of driveunits 200 and may have various configurations.

For example, the power distribution unit 300 may include an input part310 connected to the drive source 3 to receive power from the drivesource 3 and a plurality of output parts 320 connected to the input part310 so as to divide the power, which is input through the input part310, and output the power to the drive units 200.

Also, the power distribution unit 300 may include a case 330 that formsan inner space in which an input gear of the input part 310 and outputgears of output parts 320 are installed and engaged with each other.

The input part 310 is configured to receive the power from the drivesource 3, and may include an input shaft to which the power is input andan input gear connected to the input shaft.

The plurality of output parts 320 may include a plurality of outputgears engaging with the input gear and a plurality of output shaftswhich are coupled to the output gears, respectively, to output the powerand connected to the hydraulic pumps 210, respectively.

The power transmission underground cable pulling system according to thepresent invention may include a power transmission unit for transmittingthe power from the drive source 3 to the power distribution unit 300,and the power transmission unit may have any configuration as long as ittransmits the power of the drive source 3 to the input part 310 of thepower distribution unit 300.

For example, the power transmission unit may be a V belt 4 or a chainand transmit the power as one end thereof is coupled to the drive source3 while the other end is coupled to the input part 310.

Also, the power transmission underground cable pulling system accordingto the present invention is equipped with the three wires 1 connected tothe three cables 2, respectively, so as to supply the three-phaseelectric power. The wires 1 may be tangled during the pulling operation,or the center of gravity of the wire drum 120 may be moved as the wire 1is not uniformly wound on the wire drum 120.

Thus, as illustrated in FIGS. 5 and 6, the power transmissionunderground cable pulling system according to the present invention mayinclude a plurality of winding guide units 400 through which the wires 1pass through and which move in the left-right direction to guide thewires 1 so that the wires 1 are uniformly wound on the wire drums 120.

Each of the winding guide units 400 is configured to guide the wire 1with respect to the wire drum 120 so that the wire 1 is uniformly woundon the wire drum 120, and may have various configurations.

For example, the winding guide units 400 may include three shaft part420 which are installed across the pair of support frames 10 and threeguide rollers 430 which are installed on the three shaft parts 420 so asto be movable in the left-right direction and through which the threewires 1 pass respectively.

Also, for another example, the winding guide unit 400 include a pair ofwinding guide frames 410 which are installed below the pair of supportframes 10, respectively. The three shaft parts 420 are installed on thepair of winding guide frames 410, and the three guide rollers 430,through which the three wires 1 pass, may move in the left-rightdirection.

The winding guide unit 400 may further include a roller part 440 whichis positioned above the shaft part 420 and the guide roller 430 to guidea path of the wire 1 so that the wire 1 is discharged from the manhole 5and arrives at the wire drum 120 in a certain direction.

The pair of winding guide frames 410 are configured to be installedspaced apart from each other such that the shaft part 420 is installedto move the guide roller 430 in the left-right direction, and may havevarious configurations.

For example, the pair of winding guide frames 410 may be installed ontwo edge portions of the manhole 5 on the ground, which corresponds tothe installation position of the winding guide unit 400 and throughwhich the wire 1 is discharged from under the ground. For anotherexample, the pair of winding guide frames 410 may be installed below thesupport frames 10.

The shaft part 420 is installed across the pair of the winding guideframes 410 spaced apart from each other. The shaft part 420 isconfigured to install the guide roller 430 for guiding the wire 1, andmay have various configurations.

For example, corresponding to the number of wires 1, three shaft parts420 may be spaced apart from each other and installed above the manhole5.

The guide roller 430 is installed to the shaft part 420 so as to bemovable in the left-right direction, and the wire 1 is installed passingtherethrough. The guide roller 430 is configured to guide the wire 1,and may have various configurations.

Thus, the guide roller 430 may move along the shaft part 420 in theleft-right direction so that the wire 1 is uniformly wound on the wiredrum 120, and a separate drive unit may be additionally installed todrive the left-right movement.

The guide roller 430 may be moved in the left-right direction, withoutthe separate drive unit, by force generated while the wire 1 isuniformly wound on the wire drum 120.

The roller part 440 is configured to guide the path of the wire 1 sothat the three wires 1 arrive at the wire drums 120 in the certaindirection without interference after being guided and discharged fromthe manhole 5 through the guide roller 430. The roller part 440 may havevarious configurations.

As illustrated in FIG. 6, a pair of rollers of the roller part 440 isinstalled above the guide roller 430 for one wire drum 120, andinterference between the wires 1 may be prevented by allowing the wire 1to pass through between the pair of rollers.

That is, the roller part 440 prevents the wire 1 from moving toward anirrelevant wire drum 120 so that the three wires 1 are moved, withoutinterference, to the respective wire drums 120 on which the wires 1 areto be wound. Thus, the paths of the wires 1 may be guided whilepreventing the wires 1 from being tangled.

Also, according to the power transmission underground cable pullingsystem of the present invention, the vehicle 6 stops such that the pairof support frames 10 installed below the vehicle 6 is located above themanhole 5 through which the three wires 1 are discharged, and theplurality of wires 1 may be guided and vertically moved through thewinding guide unit 400 and wound on the wire drums 120, respectively.

Also, a power transmission operation of the power transmissionunderground cable pulling system according to the present invention willbe described.

As illustrated in FIG. 2, in the power transmission underground cablepulling system according to the present invention, the power of thedrive source 3 as the mechanical energy is transmitted to the powerdistribution unit 300 through the power transmission unit, and the powerreceived through the input part 310 may be output through the threeoutput parts 320.

When the power is output through the three output parts 320, themechanical energy is converted into the hydraulic energy through thehydraulic pumps 210 connected to the output parts 320, respectively.Then, the high-pressure fluids may be transmitted to the hydraulicmotors 220 to drive the hydraulic motors 220.

When the wire drum 120 is rotated by the rotation of the rotation shaft110 according to the rotation of the hydraulic motor 220, theunderground cable 2 may be carried as the wire 1 having one endconnected to the wire drum 120 and the other end coupled to theunderground cable 2 is wound.

Here, in order to pull each of three of three-phase power transmissioncables 2, three rotation shafts 110, three wire drums 120, three driveunits 200, and three output parts 320 are provided corresponding to thecables 2.

Hereinafter, a power transmission underground cable winding deviceaccording to the present invention and a power transmission undergroundcable spreading system including same will be described with referenceto the accompanying drawings.

As illustrated in FIG. 8, disclosed in the present invention is a powertransmission underground cable winding device for winding a powertransmission underground cable installed under the ground, the powertransmission underground cable winding device including: a base 20; apair of support units 800 installed spaced apart from each other on thebase 20; a cable drum unit 600 which is spaced apart from the base 20and supported by the pair of support units 800, and unwinds a powertransmission cable 2, which has been wound, or winds and collects thesame through rotation; and a cable drum drive unit 700 for rotating thecable drum unit 600.

The cable drum unit 600 may include: a rotation shaft 610 installedacross the pair of the support units 800; a winding part 620 coupled tothe rotation shaft 610 and unwinding the power transmission cable 2,which has been wound, or winding and collecting the same throughrotation; and a partition wall part 630 expanding from at least one endof the winding part 620 in a direction perpendicular to the rotationshaft 610.

The cable drum drive unit 700 may be installed to interfere with thepartition wall part 630, rotate the partition wall part 630 throughrotation in an interference state, and rotate the cable drum unit 600about the rotation shaft 610.

Here, as described above, the power transmission underground cableaccording to the present invention is configured to be installed underthe ground for the power transmission, and may have variousconfigurations.

For example, as a power transmission facility for transporting electricpower produced in a power plant to a substation, the cable 2 may be alarge-size electric wire, through which a high-voltage current of 354 KVflows, and may be a heavy wire having the weight of 6-7 kg per 1 m.

The cable 2 may be installed under the ground to prevent a failure ofpower supply due to an external environment and stably supply electricpower, and specifically, may be installed within a conduit located underthe ground or installed within an underground power tunnel.

That is, the cable 2 is carried in a state of being wound on the cabledrum unit 600 for installation on a new region and removal andreplacement of an existing cable. Then, the cable 2 may be provided asbeing unwound from the cable drum unit 600. In this case, the cablespreading system may be configured by pulling the cable 2 at the otherend through the power transmission underground cable pulling systemdescribed above.

The cable spreading system will be described later in detail.

Here, in a case for removing a cable installed in an existing region,one end of an existing cable 2 is connected to the cable drum unit 600on which the cable 2 is not wound, and the cable 2 is wound by rotatingthe cable drum unit 600, thereby removing the cable 2.

The base 20 is configured to provide a location at which the pair ofsupport units 800 are installed, and may have various configurations.

For example, as illustrated in FIG. 8, the base 20 may be a plate or asurface plate having a flat top surface and installed in a cargo bed ofa vehicle. Since the base 20 is provided in the vehicle, the powertransmission cable winding device according to the present invention mayeasily arrive at an installation location for the power transmissioncable.

The pair of support units 800, which will be described later, may beinstalled on the top surface of the base 20, and furthermore, the cabledrum unit 600 and the cable drum drive unit 700 may be installedthereon.

In particular, a groove portion 21 corresponding to a lower rotationpart 730 of a lower cable drum drive part 710, which will be describedlater, may be formed in the top surface of the base 20 such that thelower rotation part 730 can rotate without interference with the base 20while being in close contact with the partition wall part 630.

The groove portion 21 is formed in the top surface of the base 20, andat least a portion of the lower rotation part 730 is inserted therein.The groove portion 21 is configured to prevent interference with thebase 20 when the lower rotation part 730 rotates, and may have variousconfigurations.

Here, taking into consideration horizontal movement on the top surfaceof the base 20 through a lower arm part 740 of the lower rotation part730, the groove portion 21 may be formed corresponding to a movementrange of the lower rotation part 730 that linearly moves through thelower arm part 740.

That is, when viewed in a plan view, the groove portion 21 may be formedfrom a max forward position, on a side of the cable drum unit 600 withrespect to the lower rotation part 730, to a max backward position onthe opposite side from the cable drum unit 600.

Accordingly, the groove portion 21 may prevent the lower rotation part730 from interfering with the top surface of the base 20 even though thelower cable drum drive part 710 moves linearly.

The pair of support units 800 are configured to be installed on the topsurface of the base 20 and spaced apart from each other, and may havevarious configurations.

For example, the pair of support units 800 are configured to beinstalled on the top surface of the base 20 and spaced apart from eachother, thereby separating the cable drum unit 600 from the base 20 andsupporting the cable drum unit 600. The pair of support units 800 mayinclude a rotation shaft support part 810 for rotatably supporting therotation shaft 610 and a vertical drive part 820 provided below therotation shaft support part 810 to drive the rotation shaft support part810 in the up-down direction.

Also, the pair of support units 800 may further include: a lower supportbody 830 for supporting the rotation shaft support part 810 anddistributing and supporting the weight of the cable drum unit 600; and abearing (not shown) installed such that the rotation shaft 610 smoothlyrotates while being installed on the rotation shaft support part 810.

The rotation shaft support part 810 is installed on the vertical drivepart 820 installed above the base 20. The rotation shaft support part810 is configured to support the rotation shaft 610, and may havevarious configurations.

For example, the rotation shaft support part 810 has a semicircularshape so that the rotation shaft 610 is smoothly rotates while beingsupported, and may be configured to contact and support the lower sidesurface of the rotation shaft 610.

Also, for another example, the rotation shaft support part 810 may beconfigured to support the rotation shaft 610 in a manner in which bothends of the rotation shaft 610 are inserted and coupled. In this case,circular through-holes are formed facing each other, and the rotationshaft 610 may be inserted and installed.

The vertical drive part 820 is provided below the rotation shaft supportpart 810. The vertical drive part 820 is configured to drive therotation shaft support part 810 in the up-down direction, and may havevarious configurations.

For example, the vertical drive part 820 may be a hydraulic cylinderwhich is installed perpendicular to the base 20 below the rotation shaftsupport part 810 so that the rotation shaft support part 810 moves inthe up-down direction.

That is, the vertical drive part 820 may include: a hydraulic drivesource 821 for moving the rotation shaft support part 810 in the up-downdirection through hydraulic pressure; and a hydraulic cylinder part 822which has one end connected to the hydraulic drive source 821 and theother end connected to the rotation shaft support part 810 and transmitsdriving force of the hydraulic drive source 821 to the rotation shaftsupport part 810.

The vertical drive part 820 may adjust an installation position of thecable drum unit 600 by moving the rotation shaft support part 810 in theup-down direction, and accordingly, common installation and use of thecable drum units 600 having different specifications are possible.

That is, when a cable drum unit 600 having a relatively largespecification is installed, a lower end of the cable drum unit 600including the rotation shaft 610 may be prevented from interfering withthe base 20 by moving the rotation shaft support part 810 upward. On thecontrary, when a cable drum unit 600 having a relatively smallspecification is installed, a lower end of the cable drum unit 600including the rotation shaft 610 may be adjusted to come into closecontact with a cable drum drive unit 700, which will be described later,by moving the rotation shaft support part 810 downward.

Furthermore, the vertical drive part 820 may adjust the level of thecable drum unit 600 by moving the rotation shaft support part 810 in theup-down direction. Thus, a crane for carrying the cable drum unit 600when the cable drum unit 600 is installed and removed may easilyapproach.

In more particular, the vertical drive part 820 raises the rotationshaft support part 810 to the maximum height when the cable drum unit600 is installed and removed. Thus, the crane for carrying the cabledrum unit 600 easily approaches, and the cable drum unit 600 may beplaced at a right position of the pair of the support units 800.

Here, the vertical drive part 820 may have any configuration as long asit may drive the rotation shaft support part 810 in the up-downdirection through not only hydraulic divining but also electric andmagnetic driving disclosed according to the related art.

The lower support body 830 is configured to distribute and support theweight of the cable drum unit 600 by supporting the rotation shaftsupport part 810, and may have various configurations.

For example, the lower support body 830 may have a through-hole, throughwhich the vertical drive part 820 may be driven, and may distribute andsupport the weight of the cable drum unit 600 by supporting the rotationshaft support part 810 according to the height adjustment of thevertical drive part 820.

To this end, the lower support body 830 is installed on the top surfaceof the base 20 and may be formed in a structure in which an area on aplane is gradually increased downward.

The bearing (not shown) is configured to be installed such that therotation shaft 610 is smoothly rotated while being installed on therotation shaft support part 810, and may have various configurations.

The cable drum unit 600 is installed apart from the base 20 through thepair of the support units 800. The cable drum unit 600 is configured tounwind, or wind and collect the power transmission cable 2 throughrotation, and may have various configurations.

For example, the cable drum unit 600 may include: a rotation shaft 610installed across the pair of the support units 800; a winding part 620coupled to the rotation shaft 610 and unwinding the power transmissioncable 2, which has been wound, or winding and collecting the samethrough rotation; and a partition wall part 630 expanding from at leastone end of the winding part 620 in a direction perpendicular to therotation shaft 610.

The rotation shaft 610 is configured to be rotatably installed acrossthe pair of the support units 800, and may have various configurations.

For example, the rotation shaft 610 is coupled to the winding part 620and the partition wall part 630 by passing through a through-hole thatpass through the winding part 620 and the partition wall part 630, andthus the rotation shaft 610 may rotate integrally with the winding part620 and the partition wall part 630.

Here, the rotation shaft 610 is configured to not only rotate thewinding part 620 and the partition wall part 630 but also separate thewinding part 620 and the partition wall part 630 from the base 20 andsupport the same. Thus, the rotation shaft 610 may be made of materialhaving excellent durability and strength so as to support high weight.

The winding part 620 is coupled to the rotation shaft 610. The windingpart 620 is configured to unwind the power transmission cable 2, whichhas been wound, or wind and collect the same through rotation.

For example, in a state in which the winding part 620 is coupled to therotation shaft 610 as the rotation shaft 610 passes therethrough, thewinding part 620 is rotated by the rotation of the rotation shaft 610.Thus, the wound power transmission cable 2 may be unwound, or theinstalled power transmission cable 2 may be wound and collected.

In this case, as in the wire drum 120 described above, hooks may beformed on both ends of the winding part 620 to prevent the wound cable 2from being unwound. A winding guide (not shown) for guiding the positionof the cable 2 to be wound may be provided so that the cable 2 is neatlywound.

In this case, the winding guide reciprocates in the longitudinaldirection of the winding part 620 according to the rotation of thewinding part 620 and thus may guide the cable 2 so that cable 2 is woundneatly on the winding part 620.

The partition wall part 630 is configured to expand from at least oneend of the winding part 620 in a direction perpendicular to the rotationshaft 610, and may have various configurations.

For example, the partition wall part 630 is formed by expanding from atleast one end of the winding part 620 in a radial direction of thewinding part 620, and thus the cable 2 wound on the winding part 620 maybe prevented from moving out.

Also, the partition wall part 630 is rotated by the rotation of thecable drum drive unit 700 in a state of interfering with the cable drumdrive unit 700 which will be described later, and thus, the rotation ofthe winding part 620 may be induced to unwound or wind the cable 2.

Here, the partition wall part 630 is indirectly rotated through therotation of the cable drum drive unit 700 instead of rotation by directpower source. For this, the interference with the cable drum drive unit700 is important.

For example, the partition wall part 630 may include a circumferentialsurface 631, which comes into close contact with the cable drum driveunit 700, so that the partition wall part 630 is rotated through theinterference according to the rotation of the cable drum drive unit 700.

That is, the partition wall part 630 has the circumferential surface 631which is outermost with respect to the rotation shaft 610 and thus maycome into close contact with the cable drum drive unit 700. In thiscase, the circumferential surface 631 may be configured by coating,attaching, or coupling a rubber material which has a high frictioncoefficient and increases friction force on the cable drum drive unit700.

That is, through an increase in adhesion force with the cable drum driveunit 700, more particularly, with a lower rotation part 730 and an upperrotation part 760 which will be described later, the circumferentialsurface 631 may be rotated by the rotation of the lower rotation part730 and the upper rotation part (760).

Also, for another example, a plurality of groove 632 engaging with thecable drum drive unit 700 may be formed in the circumferential surface631 so that the partition wall part 630 rotates while engaging with thecable drum drive unit 700.

In more particular, as illustrated in FIG. 13, the partition wall part630 may have a plurality of grooves 632 which engage with lowerprotrusion portions 733 and upper protrusion portions 763 respectivelyformed on the outer circumferential surfaces of the lower rotation part730 and the upper rotation part 760 which will be described later. Thepartition wall part 630 may be rotated by the interference between thelower protrusion portions 733, the upper protrusion portions 763, andthe plurality of grooves 632.

Also, for another example, groove portions or protrusion portions areformed in both end surfaces of the cable drum drive unit 700. Thepartition wall part 630 may be configured to be installed adjacent toboth ends of the cable drum drive unit 700 and rotate while interferingwith the rotation of the cable drum drive unit 700.

The cable drum drive unit 700 is installed to interfere with thepartition wall part 630 and rotates the partition wall part 630 throughrotation in an interference state. The cable drum drive unit 700 isconfigured to rotate the cable drum unit 600 about the rotation shaft610, and may have various configurations.

For example, the cable drum drive unit 700 may include at least one of alower cable drum drive part 710 which rotates, while interfering withthe partition wall part 630, below the center of the partition wall part630 or an upper cable drum drive part 720 which rotates, whileinterfering with the partition wall part 630, above the center of thepartition wall part 630.

In this case, as illustrated in FIGS. 9 to 12, four upper cable drumdrive parts 720 and four lower cable drum drive parts 710 are installedfor one cable drum unit 600 in the cable drum drive unit 700, and thecable drum unit 600 may be driven through the synchronized rotationthereof.

In more particular, the lower cable drum drive part 710 of the cabledrum drive unit 700 may be installed between the pair of partition wallparts 630 provided on the base 20 and both ends, and the four lowercable drum drive parts 710 may be installed symmetrical to each otherwith respect to the rotation shaft 610.

Similar to the lower cable drum drive parts 710, the upper cable drumdrive parts 720 may be installed, between the pair of partition wallparts 630, so as to be adjacent to each other and perpendicular to thelongitudinal direction of the rotation shaft 610. The four upper cabledrum drive parts 720 may be installed symmetrical to each other withrespect to the rotation shaft 610.

During this operation, in order to smoothly rotate the cable drum unit600, the rotation direction and speed of the cable drum drive unit 700may be adjusted or controlled to correspond to the rotation direction ofthe cable drum unit 600.

As illustrated in FIG. 12, the lower cable drum drive part 710 mayinclude a lower rotation part 730 rotating in close contact with thepartition wall part 630, a lower rotation part-driving part driven torotate the lower rotation part 730, and a lower arm part 740 having oneend to which the lower rotation part 730 is rotatably installed and theother end installed on the base 20.

Also, the lower cable drum drive part 710 may further include a lowerarm part-driving part 750 which linearly drives the lower arm part 740toward the partition wall part 630 for close contact with the partitionwall part 630 in a state in which the cable drum unit 600 is supportedby the pair of the support units 800.

The lower rotation part 730 is configured to rotate in close contactwith the partition wall part 630, and may have various configurations.

For example, the lower rotation part 730 may include: a lower rotationbody 731 which comes into close contact with the partition wall part630, interferes therewith, and transmits torque to the partition wallpart 630; and a lower rotation shaft 732 which passes through the lowerrotation body 731 and is rotatably coupled to the lower arm part 740 sothat the lower rotation body 731 rotates with respect to the lower armpart 740.

The lower rotation body 731 is rotated through an installed lowerrotation part-driving part (not shown). The lower rotation body 731 isconfigured to rotate the cable drum unit 600 by rotating the partitionwall part 630, and may have various configurations.

The lower rotation body 731 may be made of a material having a highfriction coefficient such as rubber so as to increase friction oncontact surface with the partition wall part 630. For another example,the lower protrusion portions 733 are formed as described above and mayengage with the plurality of groove portions formed in thecircumferential surface 631 of the partition wall part 630.

The lower rotation shaft 732 passes through the lower rotation body 731so that the lower rotation body 731 is rotated with respect to the lowerarm part 740. The lower rotation shaft 732 is configured to be rotatablycoupled to the lower arm part 740, and may have various configurations.

The lower rotation shaft 732 is installed in parallel to the rotationshaft 610, and the cable drum unit 600 including the partition wall part630 may be smoothly rotated through the rotation of the lower rotationbody 731.

Also, a bearing is installed in a portion of the lower rotation shaft732 coupled to the lower arm part 740, and thus, smooth rotation may beinduced.

The lower rotation part-driving part (not shown) is configured to rotatethe lower rotation part 730 and may be installed on the lower arm part740 to rotate the lower rotation part 730. Any type of driving operationincluding hydraulic driving, electric driving, and magnetic drivingdisclosed according to the related art may be utilized.

The lower arm part 740 is configured to have one end to which the lowerrotation part 730 is rotatably installed and the other end installed onthe base 20, and may have various configurations.

For example, the lower arm part 740 is installed on the top surface ofthe base 20 and moves horizontally in a direction parallel to the topsurface of the base 20. Thus, the lower rotation part 730 is movedforward toward the cable drum unit 600 or is moved backward toward theopposite side from the cable drum unit 600.

Also, the lower arm part 740 has a width greater than that of the grooveportion 21 formed in the base 20 described above. When at least aportion of the lower rotation part 730 is inserted into the grooveportion 21 of the base 20, the lower arm part 740 is supported by thetop surface of the base 20 and may support the lower rotation part 730.

The lower arm part-driving part 750 is configured to linearly drive thelower arm part 740 toward the partition wall part 630 for close contactwith the partition wall part 630 in a state in which the cable drum unit600 is supported by the pair of the support units 800, and may havevarious configurations.

For example, the lower arm part-driving part 750 may include: a lowerarm part-driving source 752 which is installed on the base 20; and alower arm part-driving transmission part 751 which is installed betweenthe lower arm part-driving source 752 and the lower arm part 740 totransmit driving force, which is transmitted from the lower armpart-driving source 752, to the lower arm part 740.

There may be various methods such as hydraulic driving, electricdriving, and magnetic driving for the lower arm part-driving source 752,and in this case, the hydraulic driving may be applied.

Now, driving of the lower cable drum drive part 710 will be described.

When the cable drum unit 600 is supported by the pair of the supportunits 800 so as to collect the cable 2 or install the cable 2, the lowercable drum drive part 710 linearly moves toward the cable drum unit 600in a state in which the cable drum unit 600 is supported. Thus, thecontact state between the partition wall part 630 and the lower rotationpart 730 may be maintained.

Furthermore, when the cable drum units 600 having differentspecifications are installed, since the contact positions becomedifferent, the lower cable drum drive part 710 may linearly move tomaintain the contact state between the partition wall part 630 and thelower rotation part 730.

The upper cable drum drive part 720 is configured to rotate, whileinterfering with the partition wall part 630, above the center of thepartition wall part 630, and may have various configurations.

For example, as illustrated in FIGS. 9 to 11, the upper cable drum drivepart 720 may include: an upper rotation part 760 rotating in closecontact with the partition wall part 630; an upper rotation part-drivingpart driven to rotate the upper rotation part 760; and an upper arm part770 having one end to which the upper rotation part 760 is rotatablyinstalled and the other end installed on the base 20.

Also, the upper cable drum drive part 720 may further include an upperarm part-driving part 780 which is driven to separate the upper arm part770 from the partition wall part 630, thereby preventing interferencewith the partition wall part 630 while the cable drum unit 600 issupported by or removed from the pair of the support units 800.

Here, the configurations of the upper rotation part 760, the upperrotation part-driving part, the upper arm part 770, and the upper armpart-driving part 780 are generally the same as the configurations ofthe lower rotation part 730, the lower rotation part-driving part, thelower arm part 740, and the lower arm part-driving part 750 describedabove. Thus, the contents are the same as those described above exceptfor the contents newly described below, and the same description will beomitted.

The upper rotation part 760 is configured to rotate in close contactwith the partition wall part 630, and upper protrusion portions 733 maybe formed on the outer circumferential surface so as to rotate whileengaging with the plurality of grooves 632 of the partition wall part630 described above. The upper rotation part 760 may include: an upperrotation body 761 which comes into close contact with the partition wallpart 630, interferes therewith, and transmits torque to the partitionwall part 630; and an upper rotation shaft 762 which passes through theupper rotation body 761 and is rotatably coupled to the upper arm part760 so that the upper rotation body 761 rotates with respect to theupper arm part 770.

The upper arm part 770 is configured to have one end to which the upperrotation part 760 is rotatably installed and the other end installed onthe base 20, and may have various configurations.

For example, the upper arm part 770 may include: a first upper arm 771having an end connected to the upper rotation part 760; a second upperarm 773 having an end connected to the upper arm part-driving part 780;and a hinge part 772 rotatably coupled and installed between the firstupper arm 771 and the second upper arm 773.

Through this, the first upper arm 771 and the second upper arm 773 ofthe upper arm part 770 may rotate at different angles with respect tothe hinge part 772. As the first upper arm 771 is rotated through theupper arm part-driving part 780, which will be described later, withrespect to the hinge part 772, the upper rotation part 760 may beadjusted to be separated from the partition wall part 630 or broughttogether.

Here, the hinge part 772 may allow the first upper arm 771 and thesecond upper arm 773 to rotate about an axis parallel to the rotationshaft 610.

The upper arm part-driving part 780 is configured to be driven toseparate the upper arm part 770 from the partition wall part 630,thereby preventing interference with the partition wall part 630 whilethe cable drum unit 600 is supported by or removed from the pair of thesupport units 800, and may have various configurations.

As one example, the upper arm part-driving part 780 may rotate the upperarm part 770 with respect to a position coupled to the base 20.

Here, for another example, as illustrated in FIGS. 9 and 10, the upperarm part-driving part 780 includes: a fixing part 783 coupled to a sidesurface of the first upper arm 771; an upper arm part-driving source 782installed on the base 20 and providing torque of the first upper arm771; and an upper arm part-driving cylinder 781 installed between thefixing part 783 and the upper arm part-driving source 782. The length ofupper arm part-driving cylinder 781 is changed by the upper armpart-driving source 782, and thus, a rotation angle of the first upperarm 771 may be changed.

For example, as illustrated in FIGS. 9 and 10, when the upper armpart-driving cylinder 781 rises, the first upper arm 771 rotates towardthe opposite side from the cable drum unit 600, and removal andinstallation of the cable drum unit 600 become possible. The first upperarm 771 rotates toward the cable drum unit 600 by lowering the upper armpart-driving cylinder 781, and thus, the first upper arm 771 is broughtinto close contact with the partition wall part 630 of the cable drumunit 600, thereby rotating the cable drum unit 600.

Hereinafter, a power transmission cable spreading system for installinga power transmission cable through the power transmission undergroundcable pulling system and the power transmission underground cablewinding device according to the related art will be described.

As illustrated in FIG. 8, the power transmission cable spreading systemaccording to the present invention includes: three power transmissioncables 2; a power transmission underground cable pulling system 40 forsimultaneously pulling the three power transmission cables 2 by windingthree wires 1 respectively connected to ends of the three powertransmission cables 2; and three underground cable winding devices 30for unwinding the three power transmission cables 2 through rotation ina state in which the three power transmission cables 2 are wound.

That is, the underground cable pulling system 40 described above isprovided on one side with respect to an installation site, and the threeunderground cable winding devices 30 are provided on the other side. Thecable 2 is pulled from the underground cable winding devices 30 throughthe underground cable pulling system 40, and at the same time, the cable2 is unwound through the rotation of the underground cable windingdevices 30. Thus, the power transmission underground cable may beinstalled in the installation site under the ground.

The above is merely described with respect to preferred embodiments thatmay be implemented according to the present invention, and thus as iswell known, the scope of the present invention should not be construedas being limited by the above embodiment, the technical ideas of thepresent invention described above and technical concepts on the basis ofthese technical ideas are considered to be included in the scope of thepresent invention.

1. A power transmission underground cable winding device for winding apower transmission underground cable installed under the ground, thepower transmission underground cable winding device comprising: a base(20); a pair of support units (800) installed spaced apart from eachother on the base (20); a cable drum unit (600) which is spaced apartfrom the base (20) and supported by the pair of support units (800), andconfigured to unwind a power transmission cable (2), which has beenwound, or wind and collect the same through rotation; and a cable drumdrive unit (700) configured to rotate the cable drum unit (600).
 2. Thepower transmission underground cable winding device of claim 1, whereinthe cable drum unit (600) comprises: a rotation shaft (610) installedacross the pair of the support units (800); a winding part (620) coupledto the rotation shaft (610) and configured to unwind the powertransmission cable (2), which has been wound, or wind and collect thesame through rotation; and a partition wall part (630) expanding from atleast one end of the winding part (620) in a direction perpendicular tothe rotation shaft (610).
 3. The power transmission underground cablewinding device of claim 2, wherein the cable drum drive unit (700) isinstalled to interfere with the partition wall part (630), rotates thepartition wall part (630) through rotation in an interference state, androtates the cable drum unit (600) about the rotation shaft (610).
 4. Thepower transmission underground cable winding device of claim 2, whereinthe partition wall part (630) comprises an circumferential surface(631), which comes into close contact with the cable drum drive unit(700), to rotate through the interference as the cable drum drive unit(700) rotates.
 5. The power transmission underground cable windingdevice of claim 4, wherein the partition wall part (630) has a pluralityof grooves, which are formed on the circumferential surface (631) andengage with the cable drum drive unit (700), to rotate while engagingwith the cable drum drive unit (700).
 6. The power transmissionunderground cable winding device of claim 2, wherein the pair of supportunits (800) comprises: a rotation shaft support part (810) configured torotatably support the rotation shaft (610); and a vertical drive part(820) provided below the rotation shaft support part (810) to drive therotation shaft support part (810) in the up-down direction.
 7. The powertransmission underground cable winding device of claim 6, wherein thevertical drive part (820) is a hydraulic cylinder installedperpendicularly to the base (20).
 8. The power transmission undergroundcable winding device of claim 2, wherein the cable drum drive unit (700)comprises at least one of a lower cable drum drive part (710) whichrotates, while interfering with the partition wall part (630), below thecenter of the partition wall part (630) or an upper cable drum drivepart (720) which rotates, while interfering with the partition wall part(630), above the center of the partition wall part (630).
 9. The powertransmission underground cable winding device of claim 8, wherein thelower cable drum drive part (710) comprises: a lower rotation part (730)rotating in close contact with the partition wall part (630); a lowerrotation part-driving part driven to rotate the lower rotation part(730); and a lower arm part (740) having one end to which the lowerrotation part (730) is rotatably installed and the other end installedon the base (20).
 10. The power transmission underground cable windingdevice of claim 9, wherein the lower cable drum drive part (710) furthercomprises a lower arm part-driving part (750) which linearly drives thelower arm part (740) toward the partition wall part (630) for closecontact with the partition wall part (630) in a state in which the cabledrum unit (600) is supported by the pair of the support units (800) .11. The power transmission underground cable winding device of claim 8,wherein the upper cable drum drive part (720) comprises: an upperrotation part (760) rotating in close contact with the partition wallpart (630); an upper rotation part-driving part driven to rotate theupper rotation part (760); and an upper arm part (770) having one end towhich the upper rotation part (760) is rotatably installed and the otherend installed on the base (20).
 12. The power transmission undergroundcable winding device of claim 11, wherein the upper cable drum drivepart (720) further comprises an upper arm part-driving part (780) whichis driven to separate the upper arm part (770) from the partition wallpart (630), thereby preventing interference with the partition wall part(630) when the cable drum unit (600) is supported by or removed from thepair of the support units (800).
 13. The power transmission undergroundcable winding device of claim 11, wherein the lower cable drum drivepart (710) and the upper cable drum drive part (720) are symmetrical toeach other with respect to the rotation shaft (610) and installed on thepartition wall part (630).
 14. A power transmission underground cablespreading system comprising: three power transmission cables (2) forunderground installation; three underground cable winding devices (40)according to claim 1, which unwind the three power transmission cables(2) through rotation in a state in which the three power transmissioncables (2) are wound; and a power transmission underground cable pullingsystem (30) configured to simultaneously pull the three powertransmission cables (2) by winding three wires (1) respectivelyconnected to ends of the three power transmission cables (2).